LotFancy320 Grit Sandpaper, 9 x 11, 30PCS Dry Wet Sand Paper, Silicon Carbide Sanding Sheet for Automotive Wood Furniture Metal Sanding, Polishing, Finishing

The first thing we noticed is that each sheet is NOT the advertised size. Some sheets are longer than 11" and some are shorter. And this is by up to half an inch. If they are advertised as 9" by 11" they should be cut to that size.Also noticed the grit is not applied consistently across the sheets. In some places there is substantially less grit and in others substantially more. It's leading to inconsistent sanding and sometimes deep scratches where there shouldn't be any e.g. fine grit.And getting a lot of ripping going on... It seems like these sheets are knock offs of real sanding sheets. They are just so inconsistent in all regards that they're just totally not worth it.

I make flutes from pvc pipe, and I sand the surface with 320, 400, and 600 sandpaper prior to the final finishing of the flute. I cannot use the 320 grit LotFancy paper because the grit is not applied smoothly to the paper and thus causes deep scratches that are hard to remove. It is easy to see the problem if you visually compare this paper to the brand name sandpapers from the USA or Canada. I would guess that the LotFancy sandpaper might be suitable for general use, but I don't think that it is a good choice for any type of work where a quality finish is required.

Product was described as 9” x 11” sheets of varying grits from 80 - 3000, but what arrived was 9” x 2.75” sheets of only 120 grit. The package even had a label on it saying it was 9” x 11” sheets, so they mislabeled it at the manufacturer as well. I’ve had issues like this time and time again with Chinese companies. There’s absolutely no quality control. I understand cultural differences and language barriers, but I’m sick of having to deal with these same problems every single time I order something. This product is inexpensive so it’s not worth my time sending it back and correcting it with the seller. I’m just going to go to my local box store and spend a few extra bucks on the real thing. I don’t mean to be negative, but enough is enough.

The 800 to 3000 grit is 4 star, everything else is garbage.All the lower grits have an inconsistent scratch pattern and cheap paper. Which you won't notice it you start putting down a finish.Where as the higher grits must of had better QC because they are great for polishing.

This pack is cheaper than buying multiple single packs of the different sizes. The grit holds up very well when working with wet petoskey stones (a fossilized coral found only in the state of Michigan) even cut down into smaller pieces, and I’m talking 1-2 hours per stone, especially with the courser grits. Highly recommend.

Had a bunch of custom cut glass pieces that were 1/16" too large, and bought this sandpaper in order to grind down the excess.Wet sanded with water in order to prevent kicking up glass dust, and this sandpaper was durable and capable of the job. Certainly doesn't bit as hard as diamond, but after half an hour of sanding, the paper was still rough and the silicon carbide abrasive was well-adhered to the backing.

I ordered 240grit and they sent me 320 twice after I returned for an exchange last time. They still sent me 320 grit instead of 240? The packaging on the second one sent even said 220grit underneath the sticker they put on top that Said their company logo. The sandpaper is good , worth every dollar as long as you get the grit that you need.

I would recommend the higher grits if you use this paper. The two main issues are inconsistent grit on the course and the paper backing. Really hard to reach a sanding pattern that is consistent. For the price it is acceptable if the job is nothing serious. Another poster mentioned the gouging. I sent the 80/120/220 and 1000 back.